1719832-2

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The 1719832-2, more commonly known as the CEE 7/2, is a standard for connecting two-way socket power outlets or plugs which are used in some parts of Europe. It is the official standard for socket outlets in the European Community (EC), and is also used in parts of Africa, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. This standard defines the dimensions, electrical ratings and mounting details of the CEE 7/2 socket outlets. The pinning of the socket outlets adheres to the following specifications: A live terminal is identified by A and has a spring-loaded central connector. The neutral terminal is identified by B and has a flattened blade central connector. These two main terminals are flanked by two earth pins. The socket has a circular body with an insulating plastic separator between each connection point.

This type of outlet is most often used in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. In the home it can be used to power appliances such as televisions and computers. It is also commonly used in offices and factories, and many other applications. The standard for the CEE 7/2 socket outlets allow for more universal use, since it is so widely accepted and used in many parts of the world.

The working principle behind the CEE 7/2 socket outlets is based on the principles of electricity transmission. In order for electric current to travel from one point to another, there must be a flow of electrons. This flow is determined by an electric field. A socket outlet\'s job is to provide an electric field for that electron flow to occur. The live terminal provides a connection to the electricity network and the neutral terminal provides a return path for the electrons.

The two earth pins provide an extra layer of protection against electric shock. As the name suggests, grounding refers to the link between the live terminal and the earth. If the insulation on the live terminal is damaged, the resulting electric field will be connected to the earth and will be quickly dissipated, thus providing protection against electric shock. This is why it is important to make sure the grounding system is properly installed and regularly maintained.

The CEE 7/2 socket outlets are also commonly used in power distribution boxes. This is due to the fact that the socket outlets are designed to fit standard power connectors. They can also be used in other locations, such as televisions, computers, telephones and other electronic devices.

Overall, the 1719832-2, more commonly known as the CEE 7/2 socket outlets provide a simple and reliable way of connecting appliances and other electronic devices to electricity networks. Their safety features provide additional protection against electric shock, and their standard design allows them to be used in many different power distribution systems. As a result of their excellent qualities, they are widely accepted and used in many parts of the world.

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